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  • About Us
  • Exercise Physiology
  • Clinical Exercise Classes
  • Contact
  • Resource Library
    • Back Pain
    • Hip pain and surgery
    • Knee Pain
    • Shoulder pain
    • Pregnancy
    • Cerebral Palsy
    • Running Rehab
    • Neck pain
    • Chronic and complex pain
    • Parkinson's Disease
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Running rehab

Returning to running after injury

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Things to consider when returning to RUNNING 🏃‍♀️ after hip, knee or back pain...

1) Don't just go back to running expecting to be able to do the same distance as what you were before. Always build back up gradually

2) If at first you don't succeed, try again and then again if need be. You may flare back up when getting back in to running. That's ok. Rest, rehab and then try again

3) Rehab may need to be more than just doing a few squats and calf raises. Running is a dynamic movement, with high loads and lots of force to absorb. Work on on your landing mechanics, work on absorbing force, work with high loads (squat jumps, back squats, hopping, bounding etc)

4) Rehab the entire chain (ankle, knees and hips) not just where it hurts. Eg. if you're back is getting sore when you run, don't forget to look at ankle and knee mechanics
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5) Don't let pain stop you from running. And don't use age (I'm just getting older) as an excuse. We all deserve the right to run (or not to run!)

Have a question on rehabbing for running? 🤔
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Running assessments

We do a lot of running assessments here at The Healesville Wellness Factory.

If you’re getting sore or injured while running we can help.

🏃🏻 We’ll look at technique and guide you on what changes you can make to improve performance and efficiency.

💪🏼 And we’ll look at your muscular strength and function and set you up with exercises you can do at home.

If necessary we’ll adjust your running load and volume to ensure you’re building up safely.

To book an assessment click here.
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